Live Stream Folds iPhone Duo Past 140,000 Times

A live stream is putting the iPhone Duo through a repeated-folding test, and the people running it say the device has already been folded more than 140,000 times. Viewers are being invited to watch the count climb, with the team promising thousands more folds before the broadcast ends.

Stunts like this are a familiar way for reviewers and brands to show how a foldable holds up under heavy use. A running count is easy to follow and easy to share, but a livestream is a demonstration rather than a controlled lab study. For foldable devices, the questions that matter most are hinge wear and screen condition over time, and a fold counter alone does not answer them.

The source material does not say who is behind the stream, what the device's design looks like, or whether the folds have caused visible damage or any loss of function. Until independent testing or a follow-up report confirms the phone's condition at the end, the figure should be read as the team's own tally.